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A yes or no will suffice.Still nothing noteworthy in the western Caribbean, but the models are still hinting. NOGAPS/Canadien showing something in the SW Carib/Nw Carib respectively, and if I was looking at the latest run :? looks like the UKMET develops an area of low pressure between Cuba and Miami. A couple of real weeks left for that area so we'll see. BTW, is JB still holding to Caribbean development A yes or no answer would be sufficient
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INVERTED LOW LVL TROUGH IS TO FORM OVER THE WRN CARIBBEAN BY 48
HRS...WITH THE UKMET FCSTING A LOW TO FORM OVER WRN CUBA BY 60
HRS AND THEN EJECT NE ACROSS THE NW BAHAMAS BY 72 HRS. ALTHOUGH
THE UKMET IS CONSISTENT WITH ITS PREVIOUS RUNS...IT HAS FAILED
TO GAIN THE SUPPORT OF THE OTHER MDLS. THIS SOLUTION WILL BE
HIGHLY DEPENDENT ON THE INTERACTION OF THE AMPLIFYING UPPER
TROUGH WITH THE STATIONARY FRONT...AND IF IT DEVELOPS AS THE
UKMET PROJECTS...IT HAS THE POTENTIAL OF PRODUCING ORGANIZED
CONVECTION OVER WRN CUBA/NW BAHAMAS.